No "what you hear" option

Sound blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio sound card does not support recording. The stereo mix (aka "What you Hear") is dependent on the hardware and the drivers for that hardware. Unless the sound card (or more properly, its drivers) support the function. Is there software solution? A "driver" which intercepts "what you hear" and routes it to the recorder and not depend on the feature being implemented by the driver for the current sound card, etc?

Anonymous Jul 17, 2012

What version of Windows? What version of Windows?
Anonymous Jul 17, 2012

I just received an email from Creative - IDear Lou, With regards to your enquiry, What U Hear feature in X-Fi Xtreme Audio series soundcard as well as Audigy series are still not supported under Windows 7. If you still require assistance, please reply to this email and include any previous correspondence to ensure a quick response. Best Regards, Ramil Creative Worldwide Customer Response I have three choices: 1) Wait for Creative to offer a driver update (It's been 3 yerars for this issue) 2) Install a different sound card, 3) Hope for a software solution

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SOURCE: No recording devices except a microphone

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Posted on May 17, 2009

SOURCE: Dell Dimension 4600 creative sound blaster card

It sounds like you may have broken your sound card. I had the same problem when I tried to digitise my old 4-track recordings.
I tried the broken card in another PC, found that it was not working, so I went out and bought a new sound card.

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Posted on Feb 21, 2010

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Posted on Mar 18, 2010

SOURCE: I have a Realtek HD audio driver on my Windows XP

Make sure your input and out put device is set to Realtek HD Audio Input; & Realtek HD Audio output, respectively, in sound and audio device settings.(under voice tab) Next ensure there are no ticks in the boxes muting your mic, & finally make sure you volume sliders are about half way up.

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Posted on Jul 01, 2012

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